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No acronym, no Cajun spelling, nothing to decode. This is the chant the way it sounds from the student section, every letter in the address bar. Oxford got to yell it with feeling on Sept. 19, 2026: No. 8 Ole Miss 32, No. 7 LSU 24, in Lane Kiffin's first game back as LSU's coach.[1][2][3]

1959Year the chant's origin legend is set[4]
32–24Ole Miss over LSU, Sept. 19, 2026[1]
3Kiffin's wins over LSU as Ole Miss coach[5]
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Last five meetings

  • 2026 · Oxford[6]W 32–24
  • 2025 · Oxford[6]W 24–19
  • 2024 · Baton Rouge[6]L 26–29
  • 2023 · Oxford[6]W 55–49
  • 2022 · Baton Rouge[6]L 20–45

Ole Miss results, from the Rebels' official series page.[6] Notice a pattern? The home team has won 12 of the last 14 on the field (through 2025).[7]

The legend of the flyers (1959)

Here's the story everybody tells, and the sources that tell it call it legend, so treat it that way.

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The flyers

Before the 1959 game, LSU coach Paul Dietzel supposedly hired a plane to drop "Go to Hell, LSU!" flyers on LSU's own campus, to fire up his players.[4]

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The reply

Ole Miss coach Johnny Vaught is said to have answered with "Go to Hell, Ole Miss!" flyers in Oxford. By kickoff, a split Tiger Stadium was yelling it both ways.[4]

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The game

That was the Halloween night Billy Cannon returned a punt 89 yards for No. 1 LSU against No. 3 Ole Miss, one of the most famous plays in the rivalry.[8]

A French rivalry history puts it well: whatever the exact version, the chant has been in the stands ever since.[9] Ole Miss's official rallying cry is a different one, of course: "Hotty Toddy," first printed as "Heighty! Tighty!" in 1926.[10]

The series behind the scream

1894
First meeting

Ole Miss won 26–6 in Baton Rouge on Dec. 3, 1894.[11]

64–44–4
All-time, LSU leads

With vacated games removed. School records counted 66–44–4 before 2026; both numbers are in circulation.[11][8]

2008
Magnolia Bowl born

Students named the game for the flower both states share. Ole Miss won the first trophy, 31–13.[11]

55–49
Highest-scoring game

Ole Miss over LSU in Oxford, Sept. 30, 2023, under Kiffin.[11]

Then the coach switched sides

  1. Kiffin goes 55–19 at Ole Miss and becomes the first Rebel coach since Billy Brewer to beat LSU three times.[5]
  2. He confirms he's leaving for LSU. Seven years, $91M.[12][13]
  3. He tells reporters there'll be "so much attention, hatred, everything on me."[11]
  4. Ole Miss leads 24–7 at the half, LSU ties it, and Trinidad Chambliss runs in the winner from 14 yards out. Final: 32–24.[1][11]
  5. LSU loses 35–34 in overtime at Kentucky and slides to 4–2, 1–2 SEC, and No. 22 in the AP poll.[14][15]

Our take (opinion): no chant ever had a better week of free marketing. Fair is fair: LSU's four wins include a 51–10 rout of Clemson, and the season isn't half over.[16]

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FAQs

Where does "Go to hell, LSU" come from?

The most common story is set before the 1959 game: LSU coach Paul Dietzel supposedly dropped "Go to Hell, LSU!" flyers on his own campus, and Ole Miss coach Johnny Vaught answered with "Go to Hell, Ole Miss!" flyers. Sources describe it as legend.[4][9]

Who leads the Ole Miss–LSU series?

LSU, 64–44–4 with vacated games removed. Ole Miss has won the last two, including 32–24 on Sept. 19, 2026.[11][1]

What is the Magnolia Bowl?

The name the two student bodies gave the game in 2008, after the state flower of both Louisiana and Mississippi. Ole Miss won the first trophy game 31–13.[11]

How did Kiffin's return to Oxford go?

Badly for LSU. Ole Miss led 24–7 at the half, LSU tied it in the fourth, and Trinidad Chambliss scored the winning touchdown with 6:14 left. Final: Ole Miss 32, LSU 24.[1][11]

How is GoToHellLSU.com different from GTHLSU.com and GeauxToHellLSU.com?

This one is the classic spelling, every word. GTHLSU is the six-letter handle; GeauxToHellLSU flips LSU's own Cajun spelling back on them.

Is this site affiliated with LSU or Ole Miss?

No. It's a fan opinion site and a domain for sale. It isn't affiliated with LSU, Ole Miss, the SEC or Lane Kiffin, and it uses no school logos or marks.

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REFERENCES

  1. WDAM / AP (Sep 20, 2026) — Trinidad Chambliss leads No. 8 Ole Miss past No. 7 LSU 32–24 on Lane Kiffin’s return
  2. Audacy / WWL (2026) — Ole Miss beats LSU; Magnolia Bowl context
  3. ESPN — College football boxscore (gameId 401856688): Ole Miss vs LSU, Sep 19, 2026
  4. Wikipedia — Louisiana State University traditions: "Geaux Tigers" and "Geaux to Hell Ole Miss"Records the 1959 flyer legend as legend; 'Geaux' from the Cajun French -eaux ending.
  5. LSUsports.net — Lane Kiffin bio55-19 at Ole Miss; 116-53 career before LSU; 37th LSU coach on Nov. 30, 2025.
  6. Ole Miss Athletics — Football history vs. LSUGame-by-game results incl. 2026 W 32-24.
  7. The Rebel Walk — Ole Miss wins Magnolia Bowl over No. 4 LSU, 24-19 (Sept. 2025)Home team won 12 of last 14 meetings.
  8. Legion Report — LSU vs. Ole Miss all-time series: Magnolia Bowl record and history66-44-4 by school records vs. 64-43-4 with vacated wins removed (pre-2026 game); 1959 Cannon return.
  9. The Blue Pennant — Magnolia Bowl: LSU et Ole Miss, ennemis pour l'éternité (French)Calls the chant's origin legend; most common version set in 1959.
  10. Ole Miss — What is Hotty Toddy?Earliest printed form 'Heighty! Tighty!', Nov. 19, 1926.
  11. Wikipedia — Magnolia Bowl (LSU–Ole Miss rivalry)First meeting 1894; trophy since 2008; LSU leads 64–44–4 with vacated games removed; Ole Miss current 2-game streak.
  12. Reuters — LSU deal boosts Lane Kiffin's salary by $4M per year (Dec. 1, 2025)Confirmed move Sunday, Nov. 30; $9M/yr at Ole Miss.
  13. The Advocate — LSU makes Lane Kiffin one of highest-paid coaches in country (Dec. 1, 2025)7 years, $91M, $13M/yr; LSU pays $3M Ole Miss buyout; 80% of remaining salary if fired without cause, no offset.
  14. AP — Kentucky scores 2-point conversion in overtime to beat No. 10 LSU 35-34 (Oct. 10, 2026)LSU 4–2, 1–2 SEC.
  15. ESPN — College football rankings, AP Poll Week 7 (2026)LSU No. 22 AP (previous No. 10).
  16. ESPN — LSU Tigers 2026 schedule and resultsChecked Oct. 12, 2026.
  17. Sports Illustrated / FanNation — college football NIL revolution framed toward ~$2B
  18. DEG / Circana — U.S. digital entertainment $62.2B in 2025

All facts and figures were checked against the linked sources on October 12, 2026. Records and rankings run through games of October 10, 2026, and will change.

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